Hammadi Agrebi Stadium

Hammadi Agrebi Stadium (commonly called Stade de Radès) is a large multi-purpose stadium in Radès, Ben Arous Governorate, Tunisia, built in the early 2000s for international sporting events. It is one of Tunisia’s principal stadiums for international football and athletics.

The stadium was developed for international competitions held in Tunisia in the early 21st century and has since staged domestic and continental football tournaments as well as athletics events. It has been used repeatedly for Tunisian national team matches and major cup finals.

Positioned in the Radès suburb of Tunis in the Ben Arous Governorate, the stadium is roughly 10 km southeast of central Tunis and sits near suburban transport links to the capital.

• Purpose-built for major events: Constructed for a major regional multi-sport event in the early 2000s and later used for international football fixtures and continental tournaments.
• Proximity to Tunis: Located in Radès, about 10 kilometres southeast of central Tunis and accessible by road and local transit routes.

What to See#

• Main pitch and seating bowl: A single main bowl surrounding a natural-grass pitch used for football and athletics events; the stadium is used by Tunisia’s national team and for major club fixtures.
• Athletics track and facilities: An oval athletics track and associated facilities that allow the venue to host athletics competitions and multi-sport events.

• Plan to arrive early and allow extra time for post‑match traffic and security checks - the stadium sits in Radès, and roads and parking fill quickly for major matches and events.
• Use public transport where possible (trains/buses to Radès) rather than trying to park at the stadium; approaching from the town and walking a short distance avoids the worst queuing at vehicle entrances.
• If you're visiting outside a match day to view the architecture, check the stadium's official site or local contacts for guided‑tour availability and official public entrances - casual access is limited when events are scheduled.